algo
Translation
adv.
› (un poco)
⇨ rather
■ Se usa generalmente con un adjetivo negativo para implicar disgusto o insatisfacciónEste ejercicio es algo complejo This exercise is rather complicated
⇨ a little
⇨ somewhat form
Estábamos algo cansados después del paseo We were somewhat tired after our long walk
⇨ a bit
algo así
⇨ something like that
algo de (en oraciones afirmativas)
⇨ some
Hay algo de fruta en la nevera There's some fruit in the fridge
(en oraciones interrogativas) ⇨ any
¿Te queda algo de leche? Have you got any milk left?
(Definition of algo adv. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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